Carolyn Beans
Freelance science reporter
Carolyn Beans is a science writer and editor, covering topics on food, agriculture, science, and health. Her writing appeared in Science News, Civil Eats, TED-Ed, PNAS Front Matter, Yale E360 / Food and Environment Reporting Network, Slate, New Scientist, NPR, and other outlets.
Carolyn holds a PhD in biology from the University of Virginia and a BA in English from Pennsylvania State University. After graduating and working as a science writer for the National Institutes of Health, she made the leap to science journalism via an AAAS Mass Media Science & Engineering Fellowship at NPR’s science desk.
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See also:
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS)
- Multidisciplinary scientific journal, official journal of the National Academy of Sciences
Details last updated 30-Jun-2024
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Articles written by Carolyn Beans
Burning calories linked to longer life in mice- could exercise be the key for humans too?
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) - 21-Jun-2024
Energy expenditure, not just eating less, lead to 20% longer life in mice
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